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  Selections you can see, deletions that stay put, and dates you can drag

  dtourolle released this 2026-08-23 17:59:59 +00:00 | 961 commits to master since this release

  Working with more than one photograph at a time stops being guesswork. A
  selection announces itself on its own line — how many, a way to put it down
  without leaving select mode, and one press to make a collection of exactly
  those photographs, where before that took four steps and a re-selection.

  Deleting no longer throws the view away. The grid is sized to the whole
  library so its scrollbar is a real address into twenty thousand images, and
  removing some made that content shorter underneath a viewport that nothing
  moved: the grid went blank, or leapt somewhere unrelated because the same
  scroll position now addressed different photographs. It stays on what it was
  showing.

  A date range is chosen by dragging its ends along the timeline that shows the
  photographs, rather than by pressing a button that took its span from a zoom
  level nobody had set — which is why it used to narrow to the whole library and
  appear to do nothing. The axis refines as the range narrows, so a fortnight is
  drawn as fourteen days instead of one column of a fifteen-year span.

  The library header gave up its instrumentation to Settings, and grid captions
  gave up the file extension, which in a RAW library distinguishes nothing. Both
  were taking room from the part that says which photograph this is.

  Kept honest by tooling rather than by memory: the traceability matrix is
  regenerated by a pre-commit hook where the tags are changed, after failing the
  gate on six commits in a row, and tools/set-version.sh writes one version
  into the workspace, the pacman package and — at link time — the APK.

  Known and not fixed here: the dr-ui test binary faults under parallel test
  threads and passes serially, which is a fault in the tests rather than in what
  they test.

  Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) noreply@anthropic.com

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